Stratégie de rupture avec confirmation sur plusieurs délais

Auteur:ChaoZhang est là., Date: 15 décembre 2023 12:16:55
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Résumé

Cette stratégie combine les signaux de rupture des délais de 4 heures et des délais quotidiens et vérifie les modèles de bougies avant d'émettre des signaux de trading, mettant ainsi en œuvre une stratégie de trading de rupture plus fiable.

La logique de la stratégie

La stratégie de rupture de confirmation double combine les signaux de rupture du court et du long laps de temps et identifie des points de rupture plus efficaces en tenant compte de la cohérence entre les tendances à long terme et à court terme. Plus précisément, cette stratégie calcule les moyennes mobiles sur des périodes de temps de 4 heures et quotidiennes. Le signal d'achat est généré lorsque le MA à court terme traverse le MA à long terme, et vice versa pour le signal de vente. En outre, cette stratégie vérifie également le schéma de bougie de la barre actuelle avant d'émettre des signaux de trading pour éviter d'ouvrir des positions lors d'actions de prix désagréables.

Grâce aux mécanismes de double confirmation et de filtrage par candlestick, les risques de liquidation longue ou de pièges courts peuvent être efficacement évités, améliorant ainsi la qualité des signaux de négociation.

Analyse des avantages

  1. La combinaison de délais à court terme et à long terme permet aux signaux de suivre les tendances à court terme tout en se référant aux tendances à long terme.

  2. La vérification des modèles de bougies évite les faux signaux. La validation du modèle de bougies avant les signaux peut filtrer certaines fausses ou aberrantes et prévenir les pertes.

  3. L'optimisation automatisée offre une certaine souplesse. Les paramètres de rupture et les paramètres de cycle de cette stratégie sont personnalisables pour que les utilisateurs puissent sélectionner la combinaison optimale de paramètres en fonction des différents produits de trading et des conditions du marché.

Analyse des risques

  1. La stratégie de rupture double a une capacité de poursuite de tendance relativement faible contre les pics de prix extrêmes.

  2. Dans des conditions de marché extrêmes, les bougies présentent souvent des distorsions, et le mécanisme de vérification rend la stratégie plus conservatrice, ce qui fait perdre une certaine chance.

  3. Les paramètres incorrects peuvent également générer de faux signaux. Les utilisateurs doivent sélectionner les paramètres appropriés pour les composants de rupture et de chandelier en fonction du produit spécifique, sinon la performance de la stratégie serait compromise.

Pour faire face à ces risques, des méthodes telles que le réglage des paramètres, le réglage stop loss/profit peuvent être adoptées pour l'amélioration et l'optimisation.

Directions d'optimisation

  1. Ajouter l'indice de volatilité à la vérification secondaire des signaux de rupture.

  2. Ajoutez des modules stop-loss/profit. Une configuration appropriée aide à verrouiller les profits et à réduire les pertes de manière proactive.

  3. Optimiser les paramètres de rupture doubles, qui peuvent être ajustés en fonction des caractéristiques du produit, telles que la volatilité intraday et la volatilité quotidienne.

  4. Optimiser les paramètres de vérification de la ligne K. Différentes combinaisons de cycles et de paramètres pour la vérification de la ligne K peuvent produire des résultats plus stables.

Conclusion

La stratégie de rupture à double confirmation établit un équilibre efficace entre l'efficacité du capital et la qualité du signal en combinant des délais doubles et des mécanismes de vérification de la ligne K, ce qui en fait une stratégie de rupture à court terme recommandée.


/*backtest
start: 2023-11-14 00:00:00
end: 2023-12-14 00:00:00
period: 1h
basePeriod: 15m
exchanges: [{"eid":"Futures_Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}]
*/

//@version=2
strategy("breakout ", overlay=true)
tim=input('1440')
sim=input('370')

out1 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, tim, open)
out2 = request.security(syminfo.tickerid, sim, close)
plot(out1,color=red)
plot(out2,color=green)

length = input(20, title="BB Length")
mult = input(2.0,title="BB MultFactor")
lengthKC=input(20, title="KC Length")
multKC = input(1.5, title="KC MultFactor")

useTrueRange = input(true, title="Use TrueRange (KC)", type=bool)

// Calculate BB
source = close
basis = sma(source, length)
dev = multKC * stdev(source, length)
upperBB = basis + dev
lowerBB = basis - dev

// Calculate KC
ma = sma(source, lengthKC)
range1 = useTrueRange ? tr : (high - low)
rangema = sma(range1, lengthKC)
upperKC = ma + rangema * multKC
lowerKC = ma - rangema * multKC

sqzOn  = (lowerBB > lowerKC) and (upperBB < upperKC)
sqzOff = (lowerBB < lowerKC) and (upperBB > upperKC)
noSqz  = (sqzOn == false) and (sqzOff == false)

val = linreg(source  -  avg(avg(highest(high, lengthKC), lowest(low, lengthKC)),sma(close,lengthKC)),lengthKC,0)

bcolor = iff( val > 0,iff( val > nz(val[1]), lime, green),iff( val < nz(val[1]), red, maroon))
scolor = noSqz ? blue : sqzOn ? black : gray 
//plot(val, color=bcolor, style=histogram, linewidth=4)
//plot(0, color=scolor, style=cross, linewidth=2)

// this section based on Almost Zero Lag EMA [LazyBear]
// Fast MA - type, length
matype   = input(defval="HullMA", title="Fast MA Type: SMA, EMA, WMA, VWMA, SMMA, DEMA, TEMA, HullMA, TMA, ZEMA ( case sensitive )")
malength = input(defval=20, title="Moving Average Length", minval=1)
src      = input(close,title="Moving average Source")

// Returns MA input selection variant, default to SMA if blank or typo.
variant(type, src, len) =>
    v1 = sma(src, len)                                                  // Simple
    v2 = ema(src, len)                                                  // Exponential
    v3 = wma(src, len)                                                  // Weighted
    v4 = vwma(src, len)                                                 // Volume Weighted
    v5 = na(v5[1]) ? sma(src, len) : (v5[1] * (len - 1) + src) / len    // Smoothed
    v6 = 2 * v2 - ema(v2, len)                                          // Double Exponential
    v7 = 3 * (v2 - ema(v2, len)) + ema(ema(v2, len), len)               // Triple Exponential
    v8 = wma(2 * wma(src, len / 2) - wma(src, len), round(sqrt(len)))   // Hull
    ema1 = ema(src, len)
    ema2 = ema(ema1, len)
    v10 = ema1+(ema1-ema2)                                              // Zero Lag Exponential
    v11 = sma(sma(src,len),len)                                         // Trianglular
    // return variant, defaults to SMA if input invalid.
    type=="EMA"?v2 : type=="WMA"?v3 : type=="VWMA"?v4 : type=="SMMA"?v5 : type=="DEMA"?v6 : type=="TEMA"?v7 : type=="HullMA"?v8 : type=="ZEMA"?v10 : type=="TMA"?v11 : v1

// Calculate selected MA and get direction of trend from it.
zlema= variant(matype,src,malength)
col =  zlema > zlema[1] ? green : red
up = zlema > zlema[1] ? 1 : 0
down = zlema < zlema[1] ? 1 : 0
//plot(zlema,color=col, style=line, linewidth=4, transp=0)


// Find all Fractals.
// This section based on [RS]Fractal Levels  by RicardoSantos
hidefractals = input(false)
hidelevels = input(false)
topfractal = high[2] > high[1] and high[2] > high and high[2] > high[3] and high[2] > high[4]
botfractal = low[2] < low[1] and low[2] < low and low[2] < low[3] and low[2] < low[4]

//plotshape(hidefractals ? na : topfractal, color=green, transp=0, style=shape.triangleup, location=location.abovebar, offset=-2, size=size.tiny)
//plotshape(hidefractals ? na : botfractal, color=red, transp=0, style=shape.triangledown, location=location.belowbar, offset=-2, size=size.tiny)

topfractals = topfractal ? high[2] : topfractals[1]
botfractals = botfractal ? low[2] : botfractals[1]

topfcolor = topfractals != topfractals[1] ? na : green
botfcolor = botfractals != botfractals[1] ? na : red

//plot(hidelevels ? na : topfractals, color=topfcolor, transp=0, linewidth=2)
//plot(hidelevels ? na : botfractals, color=botfcolor, transp=0, linewidth=2)

//
// This section based on Candlestick Patterns With EMA by rmwaddelljr
//
ufb  = input(false, title="Use Fractal S/R Cross Patterns")
udc  = input(true, title="Use Dark Cloud Cover Patterns" )
upl  = input(true, title="Use Piecing Line Patterns" )
ube  = input(true, title="Use Engulfing Candle Patterns" )
ubh  = input(true, title="Use Harami Candle Patterns" )
upb  = input(true,  title="Use Defined PinBar Patterns")
pctP = input(66, minval=1, maxval=99, title="Directional PBars, % of Range of Candle the Long Wick Has To Be")
// This section based on CM_Price-Action-Bars by ChrisMoody
// Change the pin bar calculation, so can be used for market direction.
urpb= input(false, title="Use CM Price Action Reversal Pin Bars")
usb = input(false, title="Use CM Price Action Shaved Bars")
uob = input(false, title="Use CM Price Action Outside Bars")
uib = input(false, title="Use CM Price Action Inside Bars")
pctRP = input(72, minval=1, maxval=99, title="CM Reversal PBars, % of Range of Candle the Long Wick Has To Be")
pctS = input(5, minval=1, maxval=99, title="CM Shaved Bars, % of Range it Has To Close On The Lows or Highs")
pblb =input(6,minval=1,title="CM Reversal Pin Bar Lookback Length")
//
stnd = input(true, title="Alert Only Patterns Following Trend")
//
// Get MACD for Alert Filtering
umacd  = input(true,title="Alert Only Patterns Confirmed by MACD")
fastMA = input(title="MACD Fast MA Length",  defval = 12, minval = 2)
slowMA = input(title="MACD Slow MA Length",  defval = 26, minval = 7)
signal = input(title="MACD Signal Length",defval=9,minval=1)

//
sgb = input(false, title="Check Box To Turn Bars Gray")
salc = input(true, title="Show Alert condition Dot")
//
[currMacd,_,_] = macd(close[0], fastMA, slowMA, signal)
[prevMacd,_,_] = macd(close[1], fastMA, slowMA, signal)
plotColor = currMacd > 0 ? currMacd > prevMacd ? green : red : currMacd < prevMacd ? red : green

// Show alert on this bar?
sbarUp = (not umacd or plotColor == green) and (not stnd or up)
sbarDn = (not umacd or plotColor == red) and (not stnd or down)

//PBar Percentages
pctCp = pctP * .01

//Shaved Bars Percentages
pctCs = pctS * .01
pctSPO = pctCs
//ma50 = sma(close,50)

range = high - low

///Reversal PinBars
pctCRp = pctRP * .01
pctCRPO = 1 - pctCRp
//
//pBarRUp= upb and open<close and open > high - (range * pctCRPO) and close > high - (range * pctCRPO) and low <= lowest(pblb) ? 1 : 0
//pBarRDn = upb and open>close and open < high - (range *  pctCRp) and close < high-(range * pctCRp) and high >= highest(pblb) ? 1 : 0
pBarRUp = urpb and  open > high - (range * pctCRPO) and close > high - (range * pctCRPO) and low <= lowest(pblb) ? 1 : 0
pBarRDn = urpb and  open < high - (range *  pctCRp) and close < high-(range * pctCRp) and high >= highest(pblb) ? 1 : 0

//Shaved Bars filter to the MA50 line
sBarUp   = usb and (close >= (high - (range * pctCs))) // and close>ma50 
sBarDown = usb and (close <= (low + (range * pctCs)))  // and close<ma50

//Inside Bars
insideBarUp = uib and (high < high[1] and low > low[1])
insideBarDn = uib and (high < high[1] and low > low[1])
outsideBarUp= uob and (high > high[1] and low < low[1])
outsideBarDn= uob and (high > high[1] and low < low[1])

// PinBars representing possible change in trend direction
barcolor(pBarRUp ? green : na)
barcolor(pBarRDn ? red : na)

//Shaved Bars
barcolor(sBarDown ? fuchsia : na)
barcolor(sBarUp   ? aqua : na)

//Inside and Outside Bars
barcolor((insideBarUp or insideBarDn)? yellow : na )
barcolor((outsideBarUp or outsideBarDn) ? orange : na )


//Long shadow PinBars supporting market direction
///PinBars Long Upper Shadow represent selling pressure
pBarDn = upb and open < high - (range * pctCp) and close < high - (range * pctCp)
//plotshape(pBarDn and (not pBarRUp and not pBarRDn), title= "Bearish Pin Bar",  color=red, style=shape.arrowdown, text="Bearish\nPinBar")
///PinBars with Long Lower Shadow represent buying pressure
pBarUp = upb and open > low + (range * pctCp) and close > low + (range * pctCp)
//plotshape(pBarUp and (not pBarRUp and not pBarRDn),  title= "Bullish Pin Bar", location=location.belowbar, color=green, style=shape.arrowup, text="Bullish\nPinBar")

dcc = udc and (close[1]>open[1] and abs(close[1]-open[1])/range[1]>=0.7 and close<open and abs(close-open)/range>=0.7 and open>=close[1] and close>open[1] and close<((open[1]+close[1])/2))
//plotshape(dcc, title="Dark Cloud Cover",text='DarkCloud\nCover',color=red, style=shape.arrowdown,location=location.abovebar)
ts = timestamp(2021,8,1,8,18)
pln= upl and (close[1]<open[1] and abs(open[1]-close[1])/range[1]>=0.7 and close>open and abs(close-open)/range>=0.7 and open<=close[1] and close<open[1] and close>((open[1]+close[1])/2))
//plotshape(pln, title="Piercieng Line",text="Piercing\nLine",color=green, style=shape.arrowup,location=location.belowbar)

beh = ubh and (close[1] > open[1] and open > close and open <= close[1] and low >= open[1] and open - close < close[1] - open[1] and (high < high[1] and low > low[1]))
//plotshape(beh and not dcc, title= "Bearish Harami",  color=red, style=shape.arrowdown, text="Bear\nHarami")

blh = ubh and (open[1] > close[1] and close > open and close <= open[1] and high <= open[1] and close - open < open[1] - close[1] and (high < high[1] and low > low[1]))
//plotshape(blh and not pln,  title= "Bullish Harami", location=location.belowbar, color=green, style=shape.arrowup, text="Bull\nHarami")

bee = ube and (close[1] > open[1] and close < open and close<=low[1] and open>= close[1])
//plotshape(bee,  title= "Bearish Engulfing", color=red, style=shape.arrowdown, text="Bearish\nEngulf")

ble = ube and (close[1] < open[1] and close > open and close >= high[1] and open<=close[1])
//plotshape(ble, title= "Bullish Engulfing", location=location.belowbar, color=green, style=shape.arrowup, text="Bullish\nEngulf")

blfr = ufb and crossover(close,topfractals)
//plotshape(blfr and not ble and not blh and not sBarUp, title= "Bullish Fractal Cross", location=location.belowbar, color=green, style=shape.arrowup, text="Fractal\nCross")
befr = ufb and crossunder(close,botfractals) 
//plotshape(befr and not bee and not beh and not sBarDown,  title= "Bearish Fractal Cross", color=red, style=shape.arrowdown, text="Fractal\nCross")
//
//
bcolorDn = sbarDn and not(pBarRDn or pBarRUp or sBarDown or insideBarDn or outsideBarDn) and (beh or bee or dcc or befr or pBarDn)
bcolorUp = sbarUp and not(pBarRDn or pBarRUp or sBarUp or insideBarUp or outsideBarUp) and (blh or ble or pln or blfr or pBarUp)
barcolor(bcolorDn ? maroon : na)
barcolor(bcolorUp ? lime : na)
//
barcolor(sgb and close ? gray : na)

bullcnd = pBarUp or pln or blh or ble or blfr
bearcnd = pBarDn or dcc or beh or bee or befr
if(true )
    longCondition = crossover(out2,out1)
    if(longCondition or close > out1 and bullcnd and strategy.position_size == 0)
        strategy.entry("long", strategy.long)
    
    //if (pBarRUp) // and bullcnd) //and strategy.position_size == 0)
    //    strategy.entry("long", strategy.long)
        
    shortCondition = crossunder(out2,out1)
    if (shortCondition or close < out1 and bearcnd and strategy.position_size == 0)
        strategy.entry("short", strategy.short)

//
barAlertDn = (sbarDn and (befr or bee or beh or pBarDn  or dcc)) or (sbarDn and (insideBarDn or outsideBarDn or sBarDown)) or pBarRDn
barAlertUp = (sbarUp and (blfr or ble or blh or pBarUp  or pln)) or (sbarUp and (insideBarUp or outsideBarUp or sBarUp))  or pBarRUp
barAlert = barAlertDn or barAlertUp
alertcondition(barAlert,title="CDLTRD Alert", message="CDLTRD Bar Alert")
// show only when alert condition is met and bar closed.
//plotshape(salc and barAlert[1],title= "Alert Indicator Closed", location=location.bottom, color=barAlertDn[1]?red:green, transp=0, style=shape.circle,offset=-1)
//EOF


        
    //if (pBarRDn) //and bearcnd//and strategy.position_size == 0)
     //   strategy.entry("short", strategy.short)

//strategy.close("long", when = exit)        
//strategy.close("short", when = exit2)
    
    
//exit3 = sqzOn and sqzOn[1] and sqzOn[2] and sqzOn[3] and sqzOn[4] and sqzOn[5] and sqzOn[6]
//strategy.close("long", when = exit3)
//strategy.close("short", when = exit3)
    
    
//else
  //  alertcondition(condition = time > t, message = "Time exceeded")


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